this.owner
 

Bah. I fell stupid, but how would I do this? Like if on 2001 for mining. (This.owner)

here's a SIMPLE example..

NPC Code:

---

if (playertouchsme) {

  if (this.owned==0) {

    sleep 0.05;

    this.owned=1;

    setstring server.rockowner1,#a;

    timeout=0.05;

  }

  if (this.owned==1) {

    if (strequals(#a,#s(server.rockowner1))) {

      say2 Hey owner, wassup?;

    }

    if (!strequals(#a,#s(server.rockowner1))) {

      say2 You're not my owner!;

    }

  }

}

if (playerenters||timeout) {

  message #s(server.rockowner1);

  timeout=0.05;

}

---

I think that would work...maybe.

K thanks.

=D no prob.
Lemme know if ya need more help via forum PM.

K i will.

Um why should u use server-strings for this?

use save-vars and playerid:

NPC Code:

---

if(playertouchsme){

  //New Owner

  if(save[0] <=0){

    save[0]=playerid;

  }

  //If Owner nice message

  if(save[0]==playerid){

    say2 Hey Boss;

  }

  //if not Owner not so nice

  if(save[0]<>playerid){

    say2 Go away bastard;

  }

}

---

for showing the owner's name I would use messagecodes, showcharacter and an empty gani (without showcharacter I always had problems with messagecodes, they didn't work the right way)

arent save vars local?

thats what i was thinking ...

He just didn't use them in the script... he used server vars and me HATES server vars if u can do it another way ^_^

umm I made it simpler for Pot Making... I always make it simpler... but mine is close to first version... though I didn't finish reading it...

Yah, this.strings are the obvious way to do this -_-

does that mean less than or greater than??

i never knew you could use that

thats helps a lot if it is true

ain't it great?
learning new things that is.

I'm with him...

it would help with some syntax of mine

or <>
can be !string1=string2

*agrees*

wouldn't you use !strequals(stringwhatever,stringwhatever2)
??


another question about <>, i guess i thought about it wrong, you cant specify a rang with that can u??

lol
i think he meant vars but was tired.

i am not sure if
!var1==var2 would work. o it wouldn't, because the var1 becomes false...

<> just means that the first var has to be bigger or smaller then the second

um lets show it another way:

if(var1<>var2) message Oki;

if var 1 and var2 are the same nothing will happen
if they aren't the same the NPC will say "Oki"

or lets say it's the opposite of ==

hmmm I shouldn't read that fast :(
but what u prefer is sure the best way ;) *rofl*